Something I have and never considered at all - Great Call!70 million people are signed up for USPS Informed Delivery, where they receive a daily email with images of their incoming mail.
Something I have and never considered at all - Great Call!70 million people are signed up for USPS Informed Delivery, where they receive a daily email with images of their incoming mail.
I think the rebirth of the QR code makes a simple post card a play again. I will be interested to see the results.
This is smart.One other thing to keep in mind: 70 million people are signed up for USPS Informed Delivery, where they receive a daily email with images of their incoming mail.
Those emails have a 59% open rate and generate 3.7 billion monthly impressions - so that's one additional (and often overlooked) "digital" touchpoint that comes with direct mail.
And then to further optimize direct mail costs, you can use an AI scoring model to predict which customers are most likely to buy - allowing you to exclude low-probability recipients.
That's a strong open rate and it reaches potential customers right in your market. Also, it seems that Facebook ads is throttling views in hopes that your advertising budget spending would increase. Only then will your ads start showing to a larger audience, like it initially was with a smaller budget. USPS isn't throttling mail.One other thing to keep in mind: 70 million people are signed up for USPS Informed Delivery, where they receive a daily email with images of their incoming mail.
Those emails have a 59% open rate and generate 3.7 billion monthly impressions - so that's one additional (and often overlooked) "digital" touchpoint that comes with direct mail.
And then to further optimize direct mail costs, you can use an AI scoring model to predict which customers are most likely to buy - allowing you to exclude low-probability recipients.